Comments on: Videotutorial: Multiple Materials On A Single Mesh

By: cro5point

cro5point — Tue, 20 Mar 2007 14:21:45 +0000

loved it, i would love to see a lot more tutorials on the new blender 2.43 such as sculpting, if you know of a video one or a good written one i would love it if you could email the link to me

cro5pointstar@hotmail.com

thanks

By: Austin Sims

Austin Sims — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 23:58:12 +0000

Thanks, this tutorial explained the index system quite well. Very high quality tutorial!

By: Eugene (etr9j)

Eugene (etr9j) — Sun, 06 Aug 2006 22:53:39 +0000

@Mr. Abe
So we don't bother everyone who subscribed to this thread, I'll e-mail you for some troubleshooting.

By: Mr. Abe

Mr. Abe — Sun, 06 Aug 2006 17:05:43 +0000

How did you create the screen recording? I'm a math teacher using a tabletpc/gobinder2006/projector to lecture to my classes and would love to record my lectures (40 minutes) for my students. I did some hunting and found camstudio. I use xvid (default encoding settings) and mp3 for compression. The video/audio quality is great for such a small file size (1mb/min @ 730×474). One problem though: the audio seems to run faster than the video. In other words, over time, the audio is getting ahead of the video. I played w/ the timeshift to try to sync the video/audio but it won't stay in sync. Any suggestions?

By: Guilherme Brites

Guilherme Brites — Tue, 18 Jul 2006 20:13:44 +0000

Hi!

As a new user of Blender I loved it, I wanted to do that, but i never figured out, thanks so much, and continue with great tutorials for us please.

Guilherme

By: [t0rc]

[t0rc] — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 14:56:46 +0000

Thanks for the info mate.

By: mattie

mattie — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 07:40:22 +0000

ah ok, I suspected some cvs build ;) (you didn't see the comment because I only made it now on an old post :))

By: rcas

rcas — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 00:09:54 +0000

@ALL : my incursion on debian packages updates for Ubuntu Dapper has started, for now: x264-bin and libx264-dev

SVN of 2006-07-13, use GDebi for installation

Used in compilation of x264:
./configure –enable-pthread –enable-pic –enable-shared

Link to the files, just add the http to the begin of the following links:
ruicampos.com/fl_tmp/debian/ubuntu-dapper/libx264-dev-1:0.cvs20060713-0.0ubuntu1.deb
ruicampos.com/fl_tmp/debian/ubuntu-dapper/x264-bin-1:0.cvs20060713-0.0ubuntu1.deb

Tomorrow I will do ffmpeg and the next day, blender :D .

Have fun,

– Rui –

By: Eugene

Eugene — Wed, 12 Jul 2006 21:09:29 +0000

@mattie
The weird thing is that Jahshaka worked for me to encode at first, then one day it just kept failing.

I saw the follow-up in my e-mail but I don't see the comment here, but I'll answer it anyway. You asked about the enabling of the user preference' "view name" button and why you don't have it. Even though my version says I was using 2.41 it was a cvs build from http://www.graphicall.com, so it was really a pre-2.42 release. A recent cvs build or 2.42 will have this button.

@[t0rc]
I use CamStudio (I think it's for Windows only, and free). http://www.camstudio.org. After I install the XviD codec, Camstudio sees this codec as an encode option which I can configure in it's "video options" section. I used the default settings (which I can't remember just now). The quaility setting was set to 4 (1 being best – the box tutorial I did was set to 10). And my PC specs:

Pentium D 930, dual core, 3.0 GHz, 800MHz FSB, 2×2M L2, liquid cooled with a KINGWIN Aquastar AS-3000, ATI x700 (256 MB GDDR3), 2 Gigs DDR2 @ 533 MHz Dual Channel, Windows x64

By: [t0rc]

[t0rc] — Wed, 12 Jul 2006 20:46:32 +0000

oh yeah, and one other thing, what were your XviD codec settings?